John Willis: Case Study

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John Willis, due to the failure to arrive on time for shifts, as well as taking excessive break time, we have decided that you may be a better fit elsewhere, and are terminated, effective immediately. You will still receive two week severance pay. The payment will be included in your final paycheck on the regular stated payday.

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